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THE Emperor of China proposes to
spend 81, 900, 900 to celebrate his mar
riage. He;won't enjoy it anymore than
the man who has to borrow the money to
pay for his license.
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THE -prohibitionists of the state
Will be welcome to Fort Worth. And if
they don't want to use the srtesian well
that was bored for the pros they shall
have one made to order for them.
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THE Mexicans are growing to be high
tariff people with vengeance. If the
matter was thoroughly Investigated it
might be found that the restrictions upon
American importations were inspired by
English and German influence
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4 BIG AUTHORIZATIONS MEET

IN u
1t has been decided by the antis to have
a grand state rally st Fort Worth on the
26th inst. So far as the entertainment of
the visitors who will be here on that day
is concerned this rally should be made a
success by the united action of both ants
and pros. AS THE GAZETTE urged in be-
half of the big prohibition mass-meeting,
nothing this city does to entertain its
guests can advance the cause in which
they are battling. Fort Worth owes it to
itself to fsvoIsbly impress sll men
who enter its gates for either pleasure or
business, and has reputation to sustain
Tor hospitality and courteous treatment
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QUEEN VICTORIA is large leshy
woman, but the $4,000 presented to her
during the jubilee will likely take all the
wrinkles out of her stocking.
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Strsyed or Stolen

from Ssndidge's pasture, twp and o1t
miles south Of town, one oay mare i've
old, branded on left hip II T, One ]
gray marer four years old, branded on
- Reward of SO each will be pal
their return to NARROW Bros Hvery stable
ner Weathertord and Throckmorton stress
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Correspondence of the Gazette

UorrespondenCe Of the Gazette
RICHMOND, TEX, July Tom
Furguson shot and wounded Isom
Munson, and came in and surrendered
and is now in jail News comes in from
Pittsville, this county, that Sam Furgu-
son had shot and killed another negro
man near PittsviIle this morning.
We are still having rain here almost
dailV
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last Friday, st his home about three
miles from Elgin.
Greenyille Banner; The southern and
central parts of HINT county had a fine
rain last Sunday. Except in few neigh
borhoods, which still need rsir, corn is
booming and is already assured. The
cotton crop is promising sll over the
county,
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Val Verde County Court Hons,

Under instructions from the County Cor
sioneIs' court of Val Verde eoahtg, tire Or
signed hereby invilesas pEgys ana Specifies.
for courthouse f0r ssfd county, the bal.
TO cost. R0ts,less than So 600 nor more
S3-7sssr, and TO be or stone or brick; If OF
TO have stone trimmings and foundation T
and specifications muss be submitted 10
Count Com nlssiOnCrs' court OF Val u
COUNT az Del Rio on the l4th day OF JULY Z
1851 The court reserves the Right TO Il
any or al plans or specifications.
w. b. JONES
County Judge Val Verde Cour
Del Rio, June IS. Iss7.
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THOMAS JEFFERSON was q great man
and a great statesman, but if he were
alive to-day he would be with Allen G.
Thurman in private life.
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us not everybody that cries "Lord,
Lord" that has through ticket TO
heaven, but everybody who comes to Fort
Worth says this is the best city in Texas.
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LET Fort Worth see to it that the anti
prohibition mass meeting on the 26th is
made g success.
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THE nation that dares to pluck afesther
from the tail Of the American eagle to-day
will be annhilsted.
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FROM its graceful attitude on the fence,
THE GAZETTE is in position to note and
enjoy the methods, antics and inconsis-
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CLEVELAND and Csrlisleiscan defeat
any ticket the Radicals may put iuto the
field.
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ALTAR AND TOMB.
The Gazette's Record of the Marriages
and Deaths in Texas.
MARRIAGES..

MARRIAGES..
J. Z. Allen and Miss Stella Smith, La-
mar county, June %,
X. Fl. Mullins and Mrs. Hettie Ash
brooks, Paris, June %.
2. f. Rsmmage and Miss +. L. Hart,
Omaha, June %.
w. a. Bedford and Miss Belle Shep-
psrd, Kosse, June 2G.
Chester Snipes snd Mrs. chatham,
Limestone county, June %.
D.A. Motter and Mrs n. NJ. Wilson,
Gainesville, June 90.
Hans Hansen and Miss Flora Hazel
barth, Sherman, June %.
j. A. Estes and Mrs. Margaret Gun
niughsm, Bosque county, June 20.
j. a. Harvey and Miss Maggie GOse,
Decatur, June 26.
@ S. Hodge and Miss Julia Drury,
Vernon, June 26.
DEATHS.
I. H. Behrens, San Antonio, June q.
Mrs j. l. Herd, Honey Grove, June 20.
George w. Wilson, Honey Grove, June
%.
W. Z. Brewster, COrsiCans, June -.
J. W. Coleman, Ellis county, June 26.
X. II. Stoddsrd, FL Paso, June IS.
Mrs Matte S. Bedell, Fayette county,
June %
J. E. 3anta, Margaret, June 81.
Mrs. n. H. Lang, Decatur, June Is.
Mrs. Joe Graham, Springt0wn, June %.
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WTANTED-EEeE35 edvxo cali at g. e.
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the best Bathing water In the state. Z ~
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RING the bells and sound the tocsin.
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FOR sALE-LIvE STOCK.

ID + 7ISVERED jersey bRsAs. richly Dretr
IL Dining blood OF tie most noted fami.a
the he'd 10 ks:~sfS6ndid individuals. =.
and Iust ready for service; will De sold y
to'twelve months time, approved paper. VI
demeTe Stock Farm. John q. James, pal
etOr. Wichita Falls. Tex.
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FOR RENT-DwELLINGs.

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Z or wftHRSIt furrl IRE without house j
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street.
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LET the eagle scream

THE glorious Fourth.
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NTANTED-Twenty good stone masors.
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street., VIII be sold at big, barGain Frices.
Can and see what Ibave1n stock
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''Tney uru uUIn c0tie0V, " ..e.V' 80. - 81
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FioR sALE-DwELLINGs.

HANDSOME REstJENOE--tVe have
IL sale one Ofthe most desirable rcsl!s.
in Fort Wortl, Terms cash, or Will trsis
yearljuR steers or mixed cattle 81 value
ply to MOrDhv ~ Hickey. Fort Worth. Tey
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vicinity of where the scavengers haSe left
theft loads, on account of the Misereole
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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-11-19
FRENCH SPOLIATION CLAIMS.
The Court of Claims i'm It's Decision
Favors the Claimants on Every

The Court Of Claims in Its Decision
Favors the Claimants on Every
Point.
WAsnINGToN, Nov. . The decision rem
dered hy j Adge Davis Of the court OF claims
in the Fee, CD spoliaiion cases is one OF great
iIoportarcr to the claimants. 1t overrules the
last or BE leading arguments which have
been pr ted by the assistant attorHey.gen-
eral for 20 United Ststes, Mr.. Wilson, against
the pa g alton CT q large class OF claimants
In the y, is. One Of the strongest points
submit -, ~ Mr.. Wilson was that the pos.
session by an American merchant vessel Of
an armament or of a letter Of msr4ue author
lied the condemnation Of that vessel by the
prize tribunals OF France. This obj ection the
court overrules, as 1t does that other one of
not less Importance, that the West indies
we're blockaded ports, and that American yes
sells going to them did 50 at their own risk,
and by doing so became Legitimate subjects OF
prize. The court, In short, has decided all
the important points In favor OF the claimant,
and the obstacles which The lawyers repre-.
senting the government have for two years In
terpostd TO the payment Of thcse claims have
now In turn all been overruled. The delay
occasioned by the consideration of the objec-
lions has postponed the final adjudication Of
these cases for at least a year.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-11-19
STATE OF TRADE

There has been q free movement III staple
products during the week, especially In gro
c%eries, boots and shoes and reasonable dry
goods. In other lines OF trade there have
been moderate requests. Country merchants
do not report a falling of In the volume Of
merchandise distributed.
There have been numerous failures report
ed, but the general trade has not been af.
fected. Such casualties have been mainly
due to wildcat speculation. The First Ma
tional bank Of ST. Louis closed lite doors on
Monday, but rs failure produced no monetary
disturbance.
TIL breadstuff markets have shown some
INCLINATION 10 Increase In courage and
strength, but this has been "A very mild ten
dency, which may b. readily turned back at
slight discouragements. There is evidently
no strong balance Of opinion In favor either
OF a fall or rise In prices, and the trade Is
waiting for something 10 turn app specu-
lation is extremely languid and Indifferent.
The movement has been wi:hOu, the increase
apprehended.
The iron trade Is moderately active. Ca
Facity is generally we'll employed and pro-
duction is sold ahead. The anthracite coal
trade situation Is unchanged. The strike ia
the Lehigh region continues TO restrict sur
plies, and an active demand promptly absorbs
the output Of working collieries at the recent
ly advanced prices.
Cable sdyices from Liverpool say stocks OF
American cattle are light and prices Arm.
The export demand for wheat has not i'm
proved, and speculative operators, who are
Influenced largely b. the 20 aduct OF export.
ers, have given little support TO the markets.
Late advices show that there has been a
material reduction In the ST cks OF wheat and
-four In Liverpool during the last month, but,
In the face OF the Indifferent foreign demand,
statistical statements OF tullish import have
little effect on the market. Corn price, are
also a shade easier, but the large require
meDts OF consumers, particularly in The NeH
Elglend states, and a continued good foreign
demand have combined to prevent any ma.
terial decline that might otherwise have re.
suited from a disposition on the part OF spec.
ulators TO discount the effect OK an early mar.
keting OF the new crop.
In October the net assets Of the treasury de-
psrtment increased by 81, 5li, 600, and the de-
posts with pubic Repositories Increased from
90, 329,0O0 to $31 767 AIS In the four months
ended October 81 the money circulation IN.
creased $14 ,057, 347, and in the last twelve
months the circulating meo iam increased by
S20, COZ, 800.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-11-19
Cluster Chronicle.


CHOW INDIAN AGENCY, M. T., Nov. S.-A'
6 O'Clock Saturday morning Scout Campbell
and Irterprepter Tobacco Jake were vent to
the Iusisn village, ordering the chiefs to come
Gen. Ringer It headquarters. Pretty Eagle
ned the csmp and then took Wronkle'
rasy Head, Iron Fork. Dancing Woman,
gesrnev. Two-Belly ard Spotted Horse, and
rode before them to Gen. Ruger's quarters
The following pstley then took place:
3ep. Frank A~rmstrong-"I have been sent
nv the great father to settle the trouble; you
must give us everything and turn over the
chief. besides the men Gen. Digger VII set
he II bis way. THAT'S all"
Pretty Esgle-"We are willing TO give uI
Sword Bearer, but can't give mp the others"
Cen. Rupe--~I want all the bad young
men. You must bring them by twelve
O'Clock. Ito Crazy Hcad) want your boy
too"
Pretty Eas.e-"We will go back to ou'
camp"
Gen. Ruger--"The great father sent me 10
take the bad young men,, and must nave
them. They shan't be hurt, but must bt
punished"
Pretty Eaxle-"we will go back and tall
TO Medicine Man."
Gen. Ruger- 'sThat 10 all have to say"
Prett, Eagle and other chiefs then return
ed 10 their camp. The cavalry was drawn Vi
In full Geld order on an eminerce fronting
the Indian position. The Indians soon began
riding about and sing 'ng war songs. Al the
end OF the time allowed the Indians TO come
in with the bad young men the cavalry Ad'
yanced, the infantry took position, ana
the Indians opened fire. Al the
erst yolley Corporal Charles
ssmpson, OF troop X, First cavalry: was shot
dead; Private Eugene Mollorick, OF troop H.
WAS veuoded four times. The Indians took
= position In rife pits and In bush. The
H~otchkiss rine painted its first SHOT beyond
Little Horn. The next fell in the Indian
camp ard one Indian and a horse were Killed.
The cayalry now advanced upon the lrdians'
driving tn. into the brush. Sword Barr
WAS killed, being shot twice In a skirmish nrs
BY @ troop, First cavs'y. Crow Scout FIRE
buo also c,aims 20 have nred the fatal shot.
Nearl, all Of them anne iato the agency, only
about tgeuty escap nv to the hills. The iat-
ter are aow being p irsued by the cavalry.
The above names cover ell the casualties ex'
cent one man, who was slightly disabled by .
fall. Five indians are reported dead. III
escaping India, 8 will be caught.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-11-19
Fatal Accident at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Jubilant.

KrxsAnL, Nov. 11.-Jchu Cloee was Injured
here yesterday by . runaway team, and DIED
this Afternoon in great agony. His goods
were loaded At the denot for Iowa, where
he was TO spend the winter. He leaves q
family.
The saloon faction OF town and country
turned ont to celebrate their victory last
night, displaying Q band of five men, after
which came speeches In opera hall. Durins
the evening enc remark in speech caused
some disgust among the hearers, 1t being
when Father Stack, the Catholic priest, gave
It a. his opinion that the Rev. Mr.. Haddock'
of Sioux City, received only what he deserved.
Numerous other Characteristic speeches were
made. The night was made luminous ny
bonHres md . general jubilee INDUCED IN.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-11-19

EAU CLAIRE Nov. 11.--Fred Hanson, pro-
prietor Of tue Galloway house, died yesterday
OF secondary hciuorrhage and scepti'mnia re-
sulting from the wound he received frem E''
ward Richardson q week ago. Hsnson leaves
u voting shild by his wife, the former Mrs.
Richardson, whose ten-year.old daughter by
richardson was the subject Of the quarrel
Hansoa's parents and brother Charles nave
arrived from Fargo to attend the funeral,
which will lake place under the auspices Of
the Knights of Pythias. Hanson Will De Dur
led IN Forest Hill cemetery, where Richardson
was Inferred by his wife. Hanson said before
his death that Richard, ON pushed his revolver
into Hanson's fsc,, Hanson struck IL down
as II was di,cnarged and received IL in TIE
stomach instead OF in the head, as Richardson
intended. RI HARRISON then shot himself
thinking Hsnt on was mortslly wounded. Ine
bali lodged In Hsnson's body, two inches
from the backbone and four inches above the
kidneys. Hanson vas formerly landlord Of
the Foster house at Hastings, Minnesota.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-11-19

ELpoaA, Iowa, Nov. 1l.-sherih Meadel
arrived yesterday with William, john George
and Joe RainssErger, who were Identified BY
Mr.. Bunyesr as having attempted his assas'
sination. After q hearing by Justice Burling,
bah was Hxed at s5c0 each. This 30 enraged
the crowd that ; iynching party was immedi'
ately formed, and the sheriff believing ne
could not protect his prisoners here, started
with then far Marshalltown. The sheriff sue
ceeded in clearly evading the crowd ut ths
depot, and started with bis men. Fiitean OF
twenty n.o, all well armed, arrived in town
by the same train, bat were not aware OF the
prisoners being present. They seemed great
ly disappointed.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-11-19
Manitoba Affairs.

WixSrsza, Nov. liza crisss In provincial
Doli,ics ID imminent. The recent charges
against the gover, ment OF conspiracy IN con-
nection with the Hudson Bay railway bonds
has created 4 s-ention In the cabinet, and the
Younger ministers are clamoring for the res
ignation Of Premier Norquay and Provincial
Treasurer Lsriviere. All sorts OF rumors are
being circulated tonight As to the outcome.
Lsavicre 10 said to nave sent In his resigns
ten this afternoon. Attorney-General Ham
f,ton. who II I'm the east, has been telegraphed
fcv
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-11-19
Il MARKETS,

CHICAGO, Nov. "A.
LIVE STOCK.
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indicted the Warden.

MINNnApoLIs, Nov. 1.-THE saltwater
Grand Jury to-day found two indictments
against II. g.. Stor,ccx, warden OF the states
prison, one 5nr criminal libel and one for
~subornation OF perjury In connection with bis
charges against Elk Warden Reed.
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N Cry Nov. IA
Cotton Warehouse Burned.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 11.-Brooks, Nicely
& Co.'s cotton warehouse burned this even
irg, with contents. Loss, $3.50, 600; incur
ance, 500. 900.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-11-19

DR.. Pierce's "Pellets"--the original Little
Liver Pills. (sugar coated)-eue sick and
bilious besdachc, sour stomach and bAious at
tscke. By druggists.